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2nd District Unincorporated Communities Newsletter | Saturday, October 10

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Rain, dangerous surf, and coastal flooding are expected across Los Angeles County starting Saturday evening and into early next week as moisture from Tropical Storm Rachel moves through SoCal.

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  • 10/10/2026

Mitchell Memo Newsletter | Monday, October 5

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We recently approved the supplemental budget bringing the adopted County budget for this fiscal year to $54.2 billion.

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  • 10/05/2026

Supervisor Mitchell’s Statement on Meritless Lawsuit Against Measure ER

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — As the voter-approved Measure ER temporary ½-cent sales tax takes effect October 1, Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell issued the following statement in response to the Libertarian Party’s meritless lawsuit challenging the measure, which was approved by LA County voters in June.

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  • 09/30/2026

Supervisor Mitchell Spearheads Ordinance to Increase Accessibility with Closed Captioning Requirement for Public Screens in Unincorporated LA County

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Today, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance led by Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell requiring closed captioning to be turned on for caption-capable televisions in public spaces in unincorporated Los Angeles County beginning January 1, 2027.

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  • 09/29/2026

2nd District Unincorporated Communities Newsletter | Sunday, September 27

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I recently joined the Can’t Stop California coalition to discuss something fundamental to our democracy, and that’s protecting the right to vote.

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  • 09/27/2026

Mitchell Memo Newsletter | Saturday, September 20

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My office was proud to support and participate in the South Bay Transit Summit, where we joined community members, Metro, South Bay Forward, local cities, and transit agencies to discuss the future of mobility across the South Bay and LA County.

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  • 09/20/2026

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Los Angeles County Supervisor, proudly serving the 2nd District.
Serving the 2 million residents of the Second Dist Serving the 2 million residents of the Second District takes strong partnerships. At my annual Mayoral Convening, we brought together city leaders and County Departments to strengthen collaboration on a wide range of issues, including: ending poverty, addressing homelessness, preparing for El Niño season, and reducing pet overpopulation through spay and neutering.   Thank you to all the Mayors and representatives across the 12 cities within our district and a special thanks to Redondo Beach for hosting.
Get @reshare_app • @metrolosangeles Metro is offer Get @reshare_app • @metrolosangeles Metro is offering FREE rides on our buses, trains, Metro Bike Share and Metro Micro on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s how to ride free: • Metro buses and trains: No fares will be collected on Election Day. • Metro Bike Share: Get a free 30-minute ride by selecting “1-Ride” in the app, online or at a kiosk and entering 110326 at checkout. A credit or debit card is required. Additional charges apply to rides longer than 30 minutes. • Metro Micro: book your free trip with the Micro app, available for free in the Apple App Store and Google Play. No code is needed for a free ride. If riding on Nov. 3, here’s how to navigate fare gates at Metro Rail stations: New taller faregates: the paddle doors will be closed and they will automatically open as customers walk through to enter or exit. TAP readers will be turned off. Older faregates: turnstiles will be set to free spin and the ADA gates will be open. If you tap on a station validator, no money will be deducted. You have until 8 p.m. on Election Day to return your ballots to a drop box. In addition to the 12 at our rail and busway stations listed below, there are also other ballot drop boxes near our stations and bus stops.   North Hollywood Hollywood/Western   Wilshire/La Cienega   Wilshire/Vermont   Westlake/MacArthur Park   Union Station   Pomona North   Harbor Freeway   Norwalk Canoga   El Monte Transit Center Harbor Gateway Transit Center
Today is Election Day! Vote Centers and Drop Boxes Today is Election Day! Vote Centers and Drop Boxes are open until 8:00pm! Find the nearest one to you: locator.lavote.gov  If you have to work today, remember that California law requires your employer to provide you with time off to vote if you don’t have enough time outside of your work schedule.
For our October Racial Justice Learning Exchange, For our October Racial Justice Learning Exchange, we gathered at SEED School LA, in the historic Manchester and Vermont Corridor, to reflect on the lasting impact of the 1992 Uprising. We brought together a cross-cultural, multigenerational group of residents from South LA and Koreatown, including those who experienced the Uprising firsthand and more than 80 young people who are benefiting from the lessons learned and the community organizations that emerged in its aftermath.   Thank you to our guest speakers, Johng Ho Song, Executive Director of Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC), and Saundra Bryant, former Executive Director of All Peoples Community Center. And thank you to our partners for helping make these meaningful connections possible: @theseedschoolla @cocosouthla, @kyccla, Koreatown Storytelling Program and Alliance Judy Ivie Burton Technology Academy High School.
A reminder from my conversation with Registrar-Rec A reminder from my conversation with Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (@lacountyrrcc) Dean Logan during Sippin’ My Tea: make sure your voice is heard. Go vote! Visit: plan.lavote.gov Watch our full conversation via link in bio.
To everyone celebrating Día de los Muertos, Team M To everyone celebrating Día de los Muertos, Team Mitchell joins you in honoring and remembering the loved ones who will live forever in our hearts.
🎃 Wishing everyone celebrating a Happy Halloween f 🎃 Wishing everyone celebrating a Happy Halloween from Warrior Queen Califia, who inspired the name California, Cookie Monster 🍪, and all of Team Mitchell! If you're heading out to trick-or-treat tonight, stay safe and don't forget your umbrella! ☔
I am proud to share that the LA County Affordable I am proud to share that the LA County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency’s (LACAHSA) first homeownership Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) is now open!   Organizations helping to connect residents to homeownership or helping to build affordable housing are encouraged to apply.   The application deadline is Friday, November 20 at 5PM   To learn more, watch the video above and visit, lacahsa.gov/homeownership-programs/ (link in bio)
There are so many ways to confidently cast your ba There are so many ways to confidently cast your ballot, whether it’s in-person, by mail, or dropping it off at drop box, go vote!
Today, we broke ground on an exciting new chapter Today, we broke ground on an exciting new chapter for the @thelabreatarpits! As I looked at the students from the Girls Academic Leadership Academy (GALA) who were onsite to witness this historic moment, I was reminded that reimagining the La Brea Tar Pits is about more than preserving our past. It’s about investing in our future and inviting all LA County residents - and the world - to participate in scientific discovery and help shape solutions to our changing environment. Thank you to the Natural History Museum leadership and staff, our partners at every level of government, and our generous supporters, especially Lynda Oschin and the Samuel Oschin Family Foundation, for helping bring this vision to life. I look forward to our communities experiencing the transformed Tar Pits in 2028!
Congratulations to the City of Los Angeles on its Congratulations to the City of Los Angeles on its unanimous yes vote to ban new oil and phase out existing oil production within the next two decades. Neighborhood oil drilling will not end overnight, which is why it will take every city and all levels of government working to put an end to it. Our phase out process to end urban oil drilling in LA County is underway as a result of the Board of Supervisors support for my motion calling for the end of oil drilling in unincorporated communities. Everyone deserves access to clean air, a healthy environment, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing their community is safe. Together, we must continue working to making this a reality.
LA County is proud to recognize National Immigrant LA County is proud to recognize National Immigrant Day and stand with the more than 3.5 million immigrant residents who shape the culture, history, and lived experiences that make LA County so special. Thank you to @chirla_org, Refugee Forum of Los Angeles, Black Alliance for Just Immigration (@instabaji), Asian American Pacific Islander Equity Alliance (@aapiequityalliance), and all the community organizations and residents who celebrate and advocate for our immigrant communities every day. Ongoing attacks on basic human rights and efforts to push people off the health care services they need, make it all the more important to reaffirm our commitment to protecting immigrant communities and the dignity of all people. This is the work we must do together. Please connect with the organizations listed above and join us in sharing information about resources available through the LA County Office of Immigrant Affairs: oia.lacounty.gov
How fortunate we all are to have known Dolores Hue How fortunate we all are to have known Dolores Huerta. Her life was a testament to what it meant to act on the belief that every person deserves to live and work with dignity. We have lost a pioneering leader who, at 96 years old, was still showing us what courage looks like. I am one of the countless people who have been touched by her unstoppable spirit, and I am grateful to have called her a friend.   I extend my deepest condolences to her loved ones. May she rest in power and peace.
Congrats to this year’s 2nd District Hispanic Heri Congrats to this year’s 2nd District Hispanic Heritage Month honorees! I was proud to highlight the community leaders and organizations below during today’s Board of Supervisors meeting. These are just a few of the countless unsung heroes making an impact in our district every day.   ✨Melissa Brito-Garcia – Community Engagement Award   ✨Irene Marie Diaz (@ireneeontherun) – Trailblazer Award   ✨Miguel Gamboa Cabral (@gamboa_theartofeducation) – Public Service Award   ✨Jules Flores (@julesjustis) – Young Leader Award   ✨Mid-City Mercado (@midcitymercado) - Non-profit of the District Award
Florence Firestone Residents: Do you have a cat or Florence Firestone Residents: Do you have a cat or dog that needs to be spayed or neutered? There are still spots left, join us TODAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, before 12pm for a FREE Spay & Neuter Clinic in partnership with the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control (@lacoanimals) and Animal Balance (@animalbalance). Residents that live in 90001 & 90002 are eligible for these services. Check out the video to learn more. 📍Franklin D. Roosevelt Park: 7600 Graham Ave, Los Angeles, CA 9000
Thank you to our National Foster Youth Institute d Thank you to our National Foster Youth Institute delegate, Coty Holsey, for joining me at today’s Metro board meeting for Shadow Day. We look forward to seeing the impact you will make and to building a future where every young person in foster care has the opportunity, support, and voice to thrive.
Faster travel is coming to the Vermont corridor! T Faster travel is coming to the Vermont corridor! This morning, we broke ground on the Vermont Transit Corridor Bus Rapid Transit Project, a 12.4‑mile project, that will provide faster, safer, and easier connections. Whether you’re a student heading south to Southwest College or a family traveling north to catch the D Line to Museum Row, this project will make trips quicker and more convenient for more than 40,000 riders every day. Thank you to my Metro Board colleagues and to our local, state, and federal partners whose support, including a recent $150 million federal grant, made this milestone possible.
Florence Firestone Residents: Our office is partne Florence Firestone Residents: Our office is partnering with the Department of Animal Care & Control (@lacoanimals) and Animal Balance (@animalbalance) to offer a FREE Spay & Neuter Clinic this Friday, October 23 to Sunday, October 25 from 8am to 5pm at Roosevelt Park. Residents that live in 90001 & 90002 are eligible to make an appointment for their dogs and cats here: https://animalcare.lacounty.gov/appointment-eligibility/ (link in bio) 📍Franklin D. Roosevelt Park: 7600 Graham Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90001
Ask the LA Times, I’m not new to this. I’ve alread Ask the LA Times, I’m not new to this. I’ve already made it clear that I will not be running for the new countywide elected Chief Executive position in 2028, which is why I have no problem joining Supervisor Barger (@supervisorkathrynbarger) in taking the pledge not to run for this seat.   It is a clear conflict of interest for any current sitting member of the Board of Supervisors to pursue the County Executive seat, this continues to become more evident as we work on implementing Measure G, which includes deciding on the salary and other governance changes that will impact this new position and other big changes to the County’s governance structure.
Hate has no place in Los Angeles County. Period. Hate has no place in Los Angeles County. Period. LA vs Hate (@lavshate) has launched a new Text-to-Report option, making it easier for residents to report hate, bias, and discrimination. You can📱 Text “HATE” in 15 languages to 52-211 to file a confidential report and access support from trained care coordinators. As we recognize United Against Hate Week, we encourage you to spread awareness, explore local events, and join us in standing up to hate every single day. 🔗 Learn more at LAvsHate.org and join our office in doing this work by participating in our 2nd District Racial Justice Learning Exchange at: mitchell.lacounty.gov/racialjustice
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